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Bagets: nostalgia of high school life

Taralets Bagets! Bagets is a Filipino slang term for teenagers or young people, often implying they are energetic, trendy, or slightly inexperienced. It is a colloquial, shortened term derived from &#...

Atty. Dennis Gorecho
March 6, 2026
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
  • Opinion

Just differently wired

Did you know that autism spectrum disorder and mental health conditions are closely associated? Accordingly, some neurodivergency like ASD, ADHD and behavioral disorders have comorbidity with depressi...

Leslie Dulfo
March 5, 2026
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Development Communication: Where Care Becomes Action

For almost a decade, I have served in our adopted communities as the Community Extension Program Coordinator of the College of Arts and Sciences. Even during the pandemic—when movement was restricted ...

Patrick John Santiago
March 4, 2026
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  • Kuwentong Peyups atbp
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Remember EDSA People Power Revolution

“Let us retell the story of EDSA.” Archbishop of Lipa Gilbert Garcera, D.D., president  of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)  said in the pastoral letter  for  the 40th anniversar...

Atty. Dennis Gorecho
February 28, 2026
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
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Write out your mind and heart

Creative Writing is a form of art. More than the paintings and graphics, writing is an expression of our thoughts and those topics close to our hearts. Among other things, writing has been an advocacy...

Leslie Dulfo
February 27, 2026
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  • Kuwentong Peyups atbp
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 Chinese massacres in Philippine history

Chinese new year normally falls mid February when enthusiasts in red color shirts   flock the streets of Binondo  for the special performances of Dragon/Lion dances, cuisine, lucky charms, prosperity ...

Atty. Dennis Gorecho
February 20, 2026
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
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Hope against hope

Trigger warning: The following article may contain sensitive topics on suicide and mental health. Reader discretion is advised. If you know someone is in need of support or if you yourself need assist...

Leslie Dulfo
February 19, 2026
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When overnight roads are possible

A few weeks before the May 2025 midterm elections, road improvements were announced along our street in Baguio. Like most residents, I welcomed the news—but with the quiet resignation that comes from ...

Patrick John Santiago
February 18, 2026
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
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Baguio Scene: Art Heals

What is art? It may be an expression of the soul. It may be in song, poetry, drama, design, dance, crafts, writing, drawing, illustrating, painting and many other media. It is as varied as the univers...

Leslie Dulfo
February 12, 2026
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  • Kuwentong Peyups atbp
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The mystical sounds of T’boli bells to ward off evil spirits

As   T’boli bells  are  believed  to turn away misfortune, negative energy, and malevolent entities. every Filipino should have at least one piece in their possession   to protect them from the evil e...

Atty. Dennis Gorecho
February 12, 2026
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